Tourists undergo the experience of paddling a bamboo raft on Na Nua lake in Tan Trao National Historical Site.
Tan Trao National Historical Site covers an area of 2,500 hectares, where there are 177 places standing as historical relics of Vietnamese revolution zones that were being dubbed "Capital of the Revolution Zone", "Capital of the Liberation Zone" during 1945 -1954 period. President Ho Chi Minh lived and worked there. In 1945, he led the August Revolution with Vietnamese people to rebel against French invaders until the Vietnamese's victory in 1954.
As of now, the number of tourist visiting this historical site reached nearly 480,000, consisting of some 500 from foreign countries. This National Historical Site aims to draw some 1.5 million tourists, including 2,000 from foreign countries by 2025.
Today, Tan Trao National Historical Site has become an important place reminding the cadres and members of the party , people and younger generation about President Ho Chi Minh and Vietnamese Revolution during 1945-1954 period.
As of now, the number of tourist visiting this historical site reached nearly 480,000, consisting of some 500 from foreign countries. This National Historical Site aims to draw some 1.5 million tourists, including 2,000 from foreign countries by 2025.
Today, Tan Trao National Historical Site has become an important place reminding the cadres and members of the party , people and younger generation about President Ho Chi Minh and Vietnamese Revolution during 1945-1954 period.
Translated by Tien Do
Source: baotuyenquang.com.vn
Source: baotuyenquang.com.vn
